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The Hunter is home and alive

Oh wait, that’s not a deer you say. You’re right it’s not. But that’s the only thing my hunter saw this week­end. Yes, folks, that’s a wolf. A Timer­wolf to be exact.

Now, a wife could hope that if her hus­band were to encounter a wolf in the woods, that he would be up in his deer stand, where the wolf couldn’t attack him, but not my lucky hus­band. He was walk­ing down the trail when he spot­ted this lovely crea­ture. For­tu­nately, he had a pis­tol with him and it ran away as soon as it saw him, but I couldn’t help but be a bit ner­vous after he told me about this expe­ri­ence on Sat­ur­day night.

For­tu­an­tely, Tony’s friend ended up get­ting a doe and a buck early sun­day morn­ing, so our fam­ily will be able to enjoy some lovely veni­son sausage this year (thank you Scott!)

One funny story about Ty and all this though. Last night when Tony got home, they had Scott’s buck in the back of his truck, so we showed it to Ty (don’t worry, it wasn’t gory or any­thing). Ty thought it was cool and we came back in the house and this was our conversation:

Ty: “Mommy, why doesn’t the deer talk?”

Me: “Well, buddy, when Daddy went hunt­ing, they shot the deer and they killed it so that we could eat some beef sticks from it and sausage” (yes, I know there were prob­a­bly bet­ter ways to explain this to a 3 year old, but I was on the spot and didn’t want to lie to him!)

Ty: …after some con­tem­pla­tion about this “Well, that wasn’t very nice!!” and he was quite dis­gusted with his father! LOL

Wolf photo by: Paul Hyde

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Sarah - Lol, Ty! Priceless.Glad you’ll be enjoy­ing some veni­son this year! And glad the wolf ran away!

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